Youth Cr3w

The "3" in CR3W, pronounced "crew," represents three E's: engage, explore, and explain. Students are encouraged to apply for the program as high school freshmen, which allows them to participate in YOUTH CR3W for four years. 

Engage

The primary responsibilities of Youth CR3W include interpreting exhibits for guests, delivering discovery cart activities, and facilitating public programs and events. Youth CR3W members are also presented with the opportunity to participate in special STEM-based projects throughout the year.

Explore

Youth CR3W offers an opportunity to hone communication skills in a professional environment through gaining confidence with public speaking and leadership roles, discovering real-world business skills and etiquette, and developing a solid work ethic. The program allows students to explore their own evolving career interests in a way that has a positive community impact.

Explain

Being able to explain science to a wide range of ages is one of the primary skill sets developed throughout the Youth CR3W program. The sheer enthusiasm of Youth CR3W participants helps guests forge better connections with Science Center exhibits and programs.

GOALS

For participants:

• Enhance attitude, skills, knowledge, and appreciation for STEM classwork and careers
• Increase interest in learning, understanding of specific concepts, and inquiry skills
• Develop and refine social skills and valuable life skills
• Develop communication skills that boost self-image and the confidence needed to converse and interact with museum visitors

For Adventure Science Center:

• Increase educational value to schools and the community
• Add vitality to the visitor experience with an enthusiastic and professional on-floor youth presence
• Inform exhibit and program development for the teen audience

• Broaden the Science Center's audience

HOW TO APPLY

Applications for the 2022/2023 school year are now closed.

If you have questions or would like additional information, please contact Allie Bearer at abearer@adventuresci.org